Todd Snyder Mills: Barberis

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Vitale Barberis Canonico

Since 1663, Barberis has maintained an unwavering commitment to quality, weaving beautiful, durable fabrics.

Every meter of fabric is hand-inspected four times for durability, crease resistance, breathability and the comfort that only comes from the finest natural fibers.

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Designed in New York

“Barberis takes hundreds of years of knowledge and brings it to us in a way that’s digestible. Their master weavers are always playing with new fabrics, perfecting how they do things. You can't find these textiles anywhere else."

A close up of fabric swatches shows the high quality of the weave.

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Crafted in Piedmont

Founded in 1663 in Pratrivero, a town outside of Turin in northwestern Italy, Barberis weaves woolen fabrics like no other. They control every step of the process, pairing ancient techniques with modern innovation.

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World's Best Wool Suits

From a worsted wool with hunting origins to soft, fluid flannels, Barberis draws on its 2,500-volume, 200-year-old archive to weave fabrics that capture Todd’s design philosophy perfectly: timeless classics reinterpreted through a contemporary lens.